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    Inside Scoop: The Daily Life of A Female Factory Worker In The Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution was an era of progress in transportation, industry, and communication that began in England. The textile industries formed the largest manufacturing sector in industry, and women influenced all its major branches in the highest productivity industry; hence their industrial contribution has not been adequately acknowledged (DOC 1). Unfortunately, the Industrial Revolution’s impact on…

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    Industrial Revolution Read to Learn: From Revolution to Reconstruction During the 1800’s, business and industry developed in America in different ways. From the late 1700s onward, factory work gradually replaced the system of home-based production. Rural, water-powered mills, were replaced by urban (city), steam-driven factories, filled to the roof with chugging, hissing, clunking machines. A task once accomplished by a group of skilled craftsmen became a thoughtless chore completed by, and…

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    typewriter, telephone, phonograph, automobile, diesel engine and the airplane. The most prominent inventor during this time period was Thomas Edison. Thomas Edison invented the lightbulb and helped light up the whole factory system with better lighting and helped people get jobs in a lightbulb factory. “The undisputed leader in the area of inventions during this period, Edison contributed to the Second Industrial Revolution with his invention of the light bulb and the electric power generation…

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    The four main factors that brought along the industrial in Britain were that they had the resources, new technology, economic conditions, and political and social conditions to foster the Industrial Revolution. Britain had "...large supplies of coal to power steam engines... plentiful iron to build the new machines" (199). Because the country had this, and a multitude of people to run everything, it was a good candidate. This also caused a population boom. Part of people of the population were…

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    The Industrial revolution in Britian was one that started in the 18th century. This was an important time for Britian because an industrial revolution would help change it into what we know of it today. Now why is it Britian that this is happening to. Why is this happening during the 18th century, and why not the 17th century or another time. It had first started or began its rise when coal was found close to the surface and deep below the ground around Britian. After 2 or 3 years Britian was…

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    The industrial revolution was when they started to make new inventions. Everything started to evolutionized. Many people started to make new inventions and factories. And many people did not farm no more at this time and people moved to the city. People moved to the us to look for jobs. People got paid so little bit especially kids some of them did not even got to go to school because they had to go to work to help out their families. The Industrial revolution began in Great Britain. It began…

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    North American Society

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    Society saw progress for centuries after the colonial period, as new discoveries and technologies came to light. Although there have been so many great advancements in society which led to the progress of North America, not all aspects of North American society had progressed as efficiently and positively as many think. The idea of race and the classification of people was a very important part of the colonial era and it is currently a very crucial part of the social system in North America…

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    If I would have started Jamestown there would've been multiple changes. The site would be used to my advantage and to my prosperous future. To start I would place my town on a forested area next to a large river that flows into the ocean. This wouldn’t only allow my people to get water but it is also a way to reach trade routes. There would of course have to be large areas of flat land for farming and what not, but we could trade lumber for supplies or use the lumber to build our houses or…

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    Fertile Crescent

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    If you ever look back on history, you will notice how the Eurasian cultures developed and became civilized quicker than many other civilizations. Some individuals may ask why that happened and what caused it. Specifically, one new Guinean man simply asked Jared Diamond, “Why you white men have so much cargo and we New Guineans have so little?” Diamond thought this was a simple question; however, he did not have a simple answer. Over time and research, he found the answer lies in innovations…

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    Munsky Boots

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    this performance, and it had a mixture of themes such as romance, and comedy and there were some surprising emotional parts. Kinky Boots is about a boy named Charlie Price, (Graham Scott Fleming) owner of Price and Son shoe factory after the passing of his father. His factory starts to go out of business, and Charlie and his employees aren’t making enough money. After accidentally meeting a drag queen, Lola, (Kyle Taylor Parker) Charlie comes up with an amazing plan to start making and…

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